Hi all, I just wanted to give an update on this topic, if someone stumble on this thread and asks himself (or herself - of course!) if this was resolved.
Short answer is no. Most likely it happened because of an inconsistency in my build setup. But I never found the time to debug it and finally switched away from ROS on my Galileo board, and directly went for a C version of my application. For the limited set of features I wanted to use, this was acceptable though I am not so happy with the maintainability ... Next project will be based on the Galileo follow-up: Intel Edison. There ros installed smoothly, so I hope I can finally benefit from it ;-) Best regards Christoph Am Samstag, 11. Januar 2014 21:20:51 UTC+1 schrieb Christoph Schultz: > > > Hi Jon, > > I was able to speed up the roscore launch significantly, by copying all > files from SD-card to RAM (using tmpfs). If you are interested, I could > send you the script. > > Afterwards roscore works ok, unfortunately rosout (and all other programs > that are linked to roscpp) won’t startup on my system. I even tried to just > link a simple non-ROS C with roscpp without calling any library functions, > and it stopped working… I am a bit lost at this step right now, so if you > get ROS working fine on Galileo, please get in touch with me again 😉 > > Best regards > > Christoph > > Am Samstag, 11. Januar 2014 20:04:37 UTC+1 schrieb Jon Stephan: >> >> Hi, >> >> I'm also trying to get ROS up on Galileo. It looks like I built it >> successfully, and can start to run roscore, but it fails. >> >> One thing I have noticed is that roscore ends up crawling all the paths >> under $ROS_ROOT. Since ROS_ROOT is /usr in the openembedded distro, this >> takes a very long time. >> >> Is there a reason the files are in /usr (they're in /opt/ros on my ubuntu >> machine) >> >> Thanks, >> -Jon >> >> >> >> On Monday, December 9, 2013 12:45:29 PM UTC-5, Christoph Schultz wrote: >>> >>> Hi Lukas, >>> >>> I was not aware of this alternative list, sorry for spamming you here! >>> >>> Btw. if you are looking for an embedded x86 platform for test >>> compilation at next release, just send me a message. I'd be happy to >>> further support meta-ros development :-) >>> >>> Regards >>> Christoph >>> >>
